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[[File:Pedro.jpg|thumb|Pedro Llorente.]] |
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| − | '''Pedro Llorente''' was the Spanish Inquisition's Calficador. [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] was told to find him by [[Raphael Sanchez]], a Spanish [[Assassin]]. Ezio learned here that [[Rodrigo Borgia]] ordered [[Tomas Torquemada]] to capture all of the Assassins. Pedro didn't |
+ | '''Pedro Llorente''' was the Spanish Inquisition's Calficador. [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] was told to find him by [[Raphael Sanchez]], a Spanish [[Assassin]]. Ezio learned here that [[Rodrigo Borgia]] ordered [[Tomas Torquemada]] to capture all of the Assassins. Pedro didn't seem to know anything about the [[Templar]]s, but was assassinated by Ezio for both acting as an unknowing ally to the Templars and for killing an Assassin. <ref name="Assassin's Creed II: Discovery">''[[Assassin's Creed II: Discovery]]''</ref> |
==Final words== |
==Final words== |
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Revision as of 10:45, 22 June 2011
Pedro Llorente.
Pedro Llorente was the Spanish Inquisition's Calficador. Ezio Auditore da Firenze was told to find him by Raphael Sanchez, a Spanish Assassin. Ezio learned here that Rodrigo Borgia ordered Tomas Torquemada to capture all of the Assassins. Pedro didn't seem to know anything about the Templars, but was assassinated by Ezio for both acting as an unknowing ally to the Templars and for killing an Assassin. [1]
Final words
Ezio assassinating Pedro.
Pedro: What's this? You're not allowed in here!
Ezio: Excuse my intrusion, but I was told you might know how to get me in contact with the Templars.
Pedro: The Templars? Surely you're joking, young man. The Templars were disgraced and disbanded two centuries ago. Rumors of their continued activities are as reliable as fairy tales...
Ezio: That's a shame, Padre... if they don't exist they won't be able to save you... (Ezio forces his hidden blade into Pedro, killing him).
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